Buying a Lamborghini at 16 Years Old Didn’t Go as Planned…

[@philclarke7712]

I didn't have a Lambo at 16 either. I felt screwed over too man. That was 20 years ago. Still no Lambo....

[@airindiana]

Me too. At 16 I had a mountain bike.

[@salimrandall]

@@airindiana At 16 I had a Huffy 1 speed BMX. I didn’t get a mountain bike until 18 in college.

[@ManiacSkateboarding]

Time to hit up a lawyer and finesse that case 💸

[@gyula6516]

ManiacSkateboarding he is not like that

[@kenny9748]

Worthless attempt when your going to invest more than you'll receive

[@fsjgw]

it would be a waste of time and money, only one to benefit is the lawyer.

[@kelvarnsen1749]

But you had a binding contract. Isn't that illegal? You gave him aa option to hold the deal. You could probably sue him for the full price of the car you were going to pay.

[@Mr009mm]

could be wrong but it wasnt on paper, just messages, he also said 2k no refunds and they didnt specify if he dont get the car if he sells it to someone else etc. hes to young to sue, but that might be the thing that helps him. the fact the guy did business with a minor or ripped one off.

[@LeMaistaXOXO]

You're totally right. We discussed a similar case in the law course at university

[@IVEMER]

still though if JR had a binding contract with the guy, it is done and the fact he gave him notice which I personally find it unfair... he breached it by not letting him buy the car Just because someone else offered more money doesn't give you a right to cancel a binding agreement without fulfilling its entire terms first... that's called breaching..

[@1stdefenseinc]

Kids can’t have contracts.

[@shrapnelface5978]

he probably didn't even sell it, was probably a scam from the start to steal your deposit.

[@turkeylegfredxpress5592]

Yawww

[@knightrider6473]

My thoughts as well.

[@Nickgantz12]

Those seats in the tesla always freak me out... It looks like a bunch of mannequins

[@N254NK]

Nick Gantz I was wondering what car this is.. do some telsas have 3rd row seating?

[@Nickgantz12]

In the Model X they do

[@JRGarage]

lol true!

[@Thunderbyrd.]

I-Robots

[@billtaglia2865]

I agree.

[@Jxdum]

The second he responded, I would have said "My $2,000 or court." 😂😂😂

[@RCMAN23]

KxngJay exactly

[@K.Waddell]

Yea but court would cost JR more than 2K to get the 2K back... its a sticky situation.

[@vionnajognson1126]

that's right. am a lawyer. only charge 6k to get your 2 k back

[@K.Waddell]

HAHAHAH!!!! Point made sir!

[@lowprofile2412]

Don't they have small claims court. In Ma, we can go to court on our own for up to $5,000.00, and it's binding, meaning he goes to jail if he defaults

[@thatgamerzayol9704]

JR Garage, I got screwed over on a Subaru B4 RSK. It was my first car I was getting and I was super hyped. Twin turbo, all wheel drive, 276 horsepower, right hand drive, manual transmission. The car was my dream car from when I was 7. i went to look at the car and for me the first red flag was he had two people looking at it at the same time. I took it for a spin and I loved it. I made him an offer and we agreed on $7,000 and we shook on it. I went through the whole process of taking out a loan and I had the money ready, I drove the full 45 mins to get to where the car was at and when I got to the guys house the car wasn't there. He had sold it the night before and "forgot" to text me. On the ride back home I cried a little. It ended up being worth not getting though because the next week I picked up my 2005 Subaru Legacy GT and I have loved every second of owning it. Hopefully you get the chance to read my story cause I'm going to be late for class now 😂

[@JRGarage]

#JRGarageVIPExperience

[@Ding-cc7hg]

JR Garage I know where you got that from :0

[@mooreman5704]

Do u know who won the decal Jr

[@coreycoffey8201]

JR Garage I love your videos and you inspire me being in high school to get a nice car and that is possible

[@logano7127]

JR Garage sorry to hear about the lambo... every thing happens for a reason right?

[@michaeltechno6905]

Cupgaaaaaannnnnnnggggggggggggg... oh... wait...

[@mattie3349]

Once hands have shook and deposit taken by law he has to sell the vehicle to you! Either get your 2k back or take it to court

[@bethhovan7822]

matthew lamb to late at this point

[@clax5612]

It can't be to late.

[@Exolesco]

A hand shake and transaction don't mean anything unless there is a formal receipt or another form of written contractual agreement.

[@travisingram9308]

Its never to late.

[@lSil3ntZer0l]

A hand shake means nothing anymore.

[@ti1438]

its america... sue him

[@ti1438]

Cory Unferferth i was just joking🙃

[@EclecticNomade]

At that last speech of you i was "what?! did i really heard that from another person besides me?" (the words where almost all the same as the ones i use, the difference is that mine's are in Portuguese). Your mentality and philosophy about life, about that point, are very similar to mine. Im happy to know that there are more people around the world like this. About the subject of the video, I will use a phrase of mine, "good moments brings pleasure, happiness, joy, satisfaction... but those are momentaneous, they will fade away. Bad moments teaches lessons, gives you experience, makes you stronger in a many different ways, and those will last for the rest of your life". Very nice video!

[@JRGarage]

+Milton Neto Right on man! Glad you liked the video👌🏼

[@LiveLongLiveHappy]

he would at minimum have to return the money paid otherwise take him to court, legal fees would be paid on his end anyway as it is a breach of contract - i work in a law firm so your case should be solid if it was a simple breach of contract

[@coachjones9640]

I would've turned the guys water heater off while he was in the shower

[@jonathanford9482]

Savage

[@fwdavee]

Coach Jones lmao

[@slastt8030]

now that's just cruel

[@dilantaheem5725]

Coach Jones lmao

[@JRGarage]

excellent idea

[@BombDiggityBombDiggity99]

Ask for my money back and sue the guy. I know it's a ton of time but it's worth it cuz you make his pay for what he has done.

[@grqmedia3489]

I've heard it's illegal to sell it to a person who bought it later than the other person who bought it earlier. The previous owner must've cared more about the money.

[@grqmedia3489]

Correct me if it's legal.

[@BombDiggityBombDiggity99]

True but it would be nice to get revenge on the guy.

[@NuecesAngling]

Wow funny seeing you here Jacob...

[@LogickL]

I would've stopped right after,"2k deposit (non refundable).".

[@michaelgeller1538]

Same thing happened to me, I woke up the day i was supposed to pick my FIRST CAR (04 mustang GT) up and i texted the guy to get his address again. He then said he sold it after we agreed upon the deal. He said i reminded him of himself when he was younger etc. A week passes and after i finally buy a car he calls me saying the buyer returned it and he would sell it to me.... needless to say thank god i didn't buy that car

[@joshm8517]

This is exactly why I've never given any money to anyone upfront before seeing the item I'm purchasing and having said item in my hands. Especially when its a cash only transaction

[@Vincent_Gambini]

What would I have done? I would have avoided dealing with a private individual in the first place. If you want an exotic super sports car, figure out exactly the specification you want and visit an authorized dealer. They'll have one in their network of clients who'd be willing to sell it. At least you're protected. Moral of the story? Never buy exotic super sports cars unless it's bought from an authorized dealer. Full stop.

[@joshuaochoa9825]

Right on!!! (:

[@Vincent_Gambini]

John Conti By the sounds of it, he lost $2000.00 for his trouble, plus the cost of his time, frustration and bad experience. And look where he ended up for a car that likely wasn't any less expensive than one from an authorized Lamborghini dealer. If it were me, and the alternative choice to this car was one from an authorized dealer, with the protections in place, binding contract in hand and cost significantly more, I'd walk past this car all day, everyday, and twice on Sundays and take the more expensive one from the dealer. Full stop; period; done! Still, I have no sympathy for him. He went through this bad experience, and then repeated the process with his Ferrari F355, a car that cost him approx. $7000.00 in repairs the first two miles he drove it. "What would you do," he asks? There's nothing you can do at this point, except take yet a second knock on the chin and hopefully learn from at least two self-inflicted Walmart experiences with boutique cars, something that should never happen in the first place with boutique cars. If you insist to buy auto exotica at Walmart, predictably, guess what's going to happen? You'll most definitely have a Walmart - as apposed to a boutique - experience, the latter being the point of buying a super car in the first place.

[@easternbeastern]

Vincent Gambini You or you daddy must definitely work at an "authorized dealer". You said the same thing like 6 time in 3 little paragraphs. The kid was 16...if you don't feel bad for him, its because you are likely an awful slimy car salesman that's butthurt that you didn't get his business either time. No one needs to hear your bullshit obsession with "authorized dealers". Hater.

[@Vincent_Gambini]

kskashe Yes, as you say, "you live and learn." I gave him the "learning" part. Okay?

[@saveEarth69]

dude considering your post seems to have rub a few the wrong way, I'm not really seeing how that was sagely lmao 😂

[@lispfree405]

Sorry for the experience, but things like this happen in deals across the spectrum. Key things I'm curious about, did you get your $2000 back for the breach of contract? You may have to take him to court it's more of a legal issue now & moral too.

[@ANDYTTM]

i would of gotten my 2k back

[@mustaphasanogo5226]

ANDY TTM same thing I was thinking

[@peterc7327]

People who tell you how honest they are, are the ones to avoid. Red flags that you are dealing with a conman is they use terms such as I can't be any fairer than that or they butter you up, telling you how great you are being so successful at such a young age. He did not get his wealth by being a nice guy. My answer is look on the bright side this conman taught you a good lesson at such a young age that people are not always who they appear to be. This is a valuable thing to know in the business world.

[@jonwattles8584]

Literally subscribed sense you had 9k subs keep going bro. I'm 17 toooo and can't believe the things your doing

[@championeagle1546]

Lol same, but that isn't saying much since he got 10k in under a day

[@souoricardo1007]

since* do u even grammar bro?

[@THESITHLORDS3]

That kid just stood at your window and wrote hi😂😂😂

[@Tyschnei]

THESITHLORDS3 what a dink 😂

[@pachahk6632]

Did he gave you back the 2k at least ?

[@KBoardss]

no that's why he said he considered a lawsuit but decided it's not worth it

[@pachahk6632]

oh ok thanks what a stupid man ( the one selling the car)

[@pachahk6632]

He did not give it back apparently

[@JRGarage]

I eventually did. What a hassle though!

[@Vertussen]

you eventually got the 2k or ????

[@Vesper778]

But did he pay you back the $2k deposit? 2 years ago I got into this amazing Lexus IS250 deal with an old guy, said he was old and need money and all. I paid him 700 bucks for the security deposit beforehand and the guy was GONE, no response whatsoever. I told my friend to take all his info (ID, paperworks, pics..) during the meeting but then he fell into the pool the night before the pick up day and broke his phone. FML...

[@Artemio54321]

honestly i think you got screwed. and most likely that other buyer does not exist . you were his fish , and you bit the hook. he got the money and ran .

[@YachtReport]

The 'non refundable' deposit should have been a red flag. I would never put down a deposit if someone said that to me. I assume you got that deposit back?

[@billybobjoe198]

This is what I was wondering, because the a deposit being non refundable is just if the buyer flakes, since the seller flaked he better have returned the deposit.

[@AdamChase87]

i think he's saying he got screwed cuz he basically had a verbal agreement that the car was his. Then the seller being greedy sells it to somebody else for more money. Theres no way anybody would just give away $2k.

[@venusreena2532]

If the deal is broken by the buyer..

[@Kbob3985]

Hey it could've been worse, I bought a '08 Outback XT (the turbo outback), which are hard to come by, and it was the 5 speed which is even harder to find. thing looked excellent, looked underneath was perfectly rust free (which is rare for Vermont subarus) , thing ran and drove fine. So I picked it up same day (mistake 1), that's when the problems started.. Drive home started cool, nothing odd, guy even filled it up (was supposed to be premium because #boostinyo, although I have a strong belief it was not premium) then the steering wheel started shaking violently at about 65mph (found out this is actually something that happens on certain outbacks). That's no fun right? Well i brought it to a shop about 3 days later to have it inspected (mistake 2, in my state you only have 3 days to reverse a vehicle sale) at the shop they said my whole tailgate needed to be rewired and my tie rods were really bad. Thought no big deal cheap and easy to fix. Next i notice after filling the tank up past half full, thing is leaking gas. Now this is starting to piss me off, spend $600 to fix that (which it never really stopped just got wayyyy better). I think now "ok smooth sailing" ehhh wrong, now it's developing a boost leak that literally sounded like a screeching banshee. I tried my best to find and fix that to no avail. Then the final straw, a whopping 3 weeks of driving my "great, beautiful, kinda-rare" outback XT later... Low oil pressure light comes on. Dun Dun Duhhhhh... buddy who runs the shop i go to (great guys btw super good rates and stuff) tells me it's 1 of 3 things, 1: broken sensor (wasn't that since it worked when i came off idle) 2: I had low/the wrong oil (nope not that either) or 3: a blown/failing turbo (ding ding ding winner! and the engine wasn't far behind). Needless to say I had to stop driving the car I had hunted for 5 months to find, and did truly love, for good. Last thing I did was change the oil and found chunks, not shavings, CHUNKS of aluminum in the oil. Sadly I had to trade her in and got a new WRX, so it's not all that bad. Just a learning experience on buying cars from some shady Jordanian in VT (we found out he was being investigated by the VT Attorney General for selling 55 cars a year without a licence, oh and not paying a cent in taxes for 3 years) Hope you enjoyed my story, not a Lamborghini but my own lost love.

[@Kbob3985]

Don't buy it, 2000 outbacks are notorious for blowing head gaskets on a regular basis

[@isaiahfoss6149]

Kbob3985 weird reading this comment and hearing you live in Vermont as well, not often you here the name/state's name thrown around. But yeah here in Vermont we have some shady people who like to fu** every anyone over.

[@Kbob3985]

i'm actually from NH but I get what you're saying lol. nobody knows NH exists outside New England

[@TheProperBloke]

You can get your 2k back, just go get a lawyer, ESPECIALLY when you had a binding contract. Also, I highly doubt he actually sold the car, in fact the Lamborghini most likely wasn't owned by him in the first place. Which can explain his "youthful" age you were saying, which in reality he's probably been scamming many other people such as yourself on that "2k" secure deposit, which is a red light in my book... But I'd go ask a lawyer, and see what you can do from there. Because at least you can get your 2k back (which covers the expenses for paying the lawyer = rip), and probably bust the guy too, idk.

[@griffinmsmith]

Next car, Ultima evolution, will be the fastest car in the garage

[@gunthers69]

You're young and learned an important lesson. That not everyone thinks like you do and may not be as trustworthy. People want to make a quick buck. I'm sure he still has car and has pulled this scam off thousand more times.

[@hectorguevara6069]

Next time buy your car from a reputable dealer.

[@StephenButlerOne]

This happens all the time in the property market in the uk, it has a name 'Gazumping, or being Gazumped'. Usual the buyer looses a ahead load of money from solicitor fees. No laws protecting the consumer from it.

[@dslpwr]

Are you ever going to have a bigger size than XL for clothing? Being 6'5 248 XL usually won't work lol.

[@JRGarage]

We're working on that for the future!

[@TrulyFaded]

what is up with the 2 seats in the far far back disappearing ? lol

[@alwcurlz]

You mean when the camera position changed and the second row seats are now obscuring the third row seats?

[@deashacharles6030]

Iternal Gaming tesla do a seven seater

[@cybrtnk]

That's the 3rd row seats, they can fold down

[@yry7557]

Iternal Gaming w

[@rmorris003]

non refundable deposit was the flag right there, if they decide to sell to another higher bidder then they must refund you and its def a dick move when you both agreed

[@MoreGrievances]

He never said he didn't get the deposit back.

[@SlayyGaming]

at least would've asked for the 2k back..

[@deriklerman6709]

4:01

[@YouiFilms]

yeah well he broke his word already by selling the car to someone else so make him break his word on the 2k being non refundable

[@chrism65]

Non refundable is all well and good but that deposit is there to hold the car for you. Turning around after taking someone's money for the car and selling it to someone else isn't the buyers fault. He should have gotten his 2000 back, whether it was refundable or not.

[@komentatorius69]

really? its like getting a 100k car "sold" for 70k and then ask for a deposits, and after u gathering 10-15 ppl deposist, just tell them the car is sold. PROFIT? FUCK no. Because that is a scam. so Those 2k must have been REFUNDED!

[@SlayyGaming]

komentatorius69 or maybe he didn't even sell the car. he may have just took the 2k and said he sold it.

[@ZephyrCalhoon]

First world problems.... the gallardo is the most common Lamborghini ever. Just get a different one...

[@EthansMx2010]

The pronunciation of "Grigio" was cringeworthy to say the least.

[@idanil822]

Buy hyundai accent

[@jeremyapps]

there is no needs to be mad because that car was not ment for you, if something is ment for you, you will get it

[@HiddenArsenal77]

Jeremyapps meant*

[@zonane1051]

minth*

[@Slayadrian]

English isn't meant for you

[@zonane1051]

Mindth*

[@MDF23NJ]

illiterate af

[@westsenkovec]

I got screwed! At age of 16

[@DikeLover]

It's all good bro you should know by now never rush a purchase better will come

[@CR7MJ23]

I'd be angry , I mean thats a little messed up especially after a deal has already been made.

[@chrisd5610]

You're still obviously very nieve to expect someone not to renege on a deal. The golden rules 1. Never ever trust anyone, ever. 2. Cash on delivery every time. Idiots ignore these rules.

[@michaela.l1618]

Do you plan on another Gallardo?

[@JRGarage]

maybe:)

[@michaela.l1618]

JR Garage, Ayyyyy👊🏼

[@idontknowalexyz4969]

JR Garage buy me a gtr

[@frequencydecline5250]

Wait..so it was a verbal only contract with $2000 nonrefundable deposit? LOL. That is when you say thanks anyway and walk away. Tell ya what, for $2000 I'll follow you around and wave red flags cause clearly you need some signaling.

[@drgoutbreak7934]

r. decline i agree with that but he does have the messages so there is a paper trail sorta speak so its just a fucked up situation all together

[@lordzevallos]

Got screwed over on an Evo 8 a few years back but no where near as bad as your situation.

[@Kels14B]

nah man, Thats where you screwed up buying from a personal owner, dont you think its alil suspicious someone selling a lamborghini, something has to be wrong with it

[@hellyeah66613]

Kels Monti ひ lol why? A 20000 dollar toyota can also be fucked over, however that doesn't mean all of us poor people should buy at a dealer now as well? If you can afford such a car 2k isn't even much. If it is, you shouldn't buy the car in the first place.

[@MuMzyZz]

Most people don't buy a car and keep it forever. Buying from a dealer is where you screw up lmao. You get waaaay better deals from buying private party. And people who buy cars like these, meticulously take care of them. THEY'RE EXPENSIVE. You clearly have no idea what you are talking about.

[@MrJDMRoller]

Do not take people's word for it, get it in writing as a security -_- however seeing a especially low-price exotics for sale, that usually means something bad eh, stay away from it and don't be cheap

[@_Zoctane]

Not always, super cars drop greatly in price over time, i know because my father used to work at a super car dealership.

[@timbecker94]

you set yourself up for what happen to you, that's all i'm saying.

[@ashkonrahrooh534]

At 17

[@3rdWorldGamingHD]

Two wrongs doesn't make it right. I know you said you've been looking at the market for the car for a while now but I am sure a greater offer will come on it's way!

[@gman1003]

So you bought a high end exotic without having a technician check it out?

[@LeeVai666]

without putting it on a rack!!! wow!!

[@C8Z51Scott]

That is a great point. Really need someone that is very familiar with the car. Important for exotics.

[@Hassanmj187]

dam first world problems to the max

[@robh1908]

It's not a contract until it is written up and signed and witnessed.

[@jakec.3845]

I would have taken that shit to court

[@ToastToGo]

Sorry dude. :( I can't say I've had a vehicle get away, but I did buy a vehicle that I later on found major damage in... I was pretty frustrated about that but it was sold to me as-is, so I just dealt with fixing the damage myself.

[@MuMzyZz]

Happens to everyone, especially with modified cars. Trust me, Ive bought two cars and had one start rod knocking within 48 hrs. sr20det stock internals with a big turbo. Something was bound to blow. Needless to say i was street racing. (So i take fault). And my other car 92 325i dropped a valve and the motor went KABOOM!. But, i was street drifting so I have to take fault there as well.

[@DylanLeedell]

I would of gone to get my 2K back!

[@swimbike4life]

That does suck. fortunately I haven't had this happen to me yet(knock on wood). but keep up the work. things do happen for a reason!! love the videos and your determination. you inspired me to keep pushing through all my BS!!!

[@raymondgarcia7898]

Do more storytime videos Jeffery!!

[@JRGarage]

Will do!

[@raymondgarcia7898]

Thanks Jeffrey!!

[@bigbtb]

Taking more action isn't about "getting him back". It's about keeping a person honest. You had a contract and he broke it. He was dishonest and it does not help when you allow someone to get away with it. It sends the wrong message just letting it slide and it only opens the door for it to happen again to another person.

[@sodi4069]

Sounds like a scam for the 2k did he get the 2k back??? Lots of scammers out there any kind of deal someone is trying to scam

[@isoconfused8744]

Are you saying you lost the $2000 deposit? I would have taken action against that.

[@crispycritters3676]

I still think you should reconsider purchasing a Gallardo. I think it would be a great addition to your collection and I'd love to see those videos on this channel! Provided the financials are good enough to purchase one, obviously.

[@prestonmassey6676]

Sucks to hear that man... but hey your absolutely right things do happen for a reason! Keep up the hard work man, your certainly living the American dream 🙌

[@DoRC]

Very common situation. Just realize that until the deal is done its never a done deal.

[@JoshsWorld]

Your attitude about the deal is great, especially at 16. More success is in your future.

[@xXPunisherGodXx]

When I was buying my 1st truck a similar thing happened to me. I was so pissed because I loved the truck and he didn't stick to his word.

[@billyjohnson777]

similar experience with a dealership. signed all the papers and left a 2k deposit on a BMW x5m. Few days later the dealer makes us come in. The cowardly salesman was not even there to say they sold the car to another person. Reason being was they wanted to sell the car to a chump who had to finance at a high rate so the salesman could get a kickback on the sale from the bank. We offered asking price no haggle in cash, the refused. This is days after we bought the car and signed the papers. didn't trust the dealer so we left with our money back. turns out the other guy backed out to and the car sat.

[@Dhoyos7]

Better than buying it and it being a lemon...

[@MURSKA2007]

Poor mans Lamborghini.....

[@Qtiprailroad224]

MrYamaHashi like you could ever afford it.

[@catalyst7809]

MrYamaHashi but it's as fast as a Lamborghini aventador

[@carsonthomas1237]

You probably drive a 1998 camry

[@alexandercrush]

Must be a good Camry if it's still running and almost 2017.

[@DouglasJobin]

Lol we have a 95 Camry we use as a backup car and it's still running strong. Don't underestimate a Toyota's reliability.

[@22358]

Always bring the full amount of money when buying stuff no matter what it is. The 2k non refundable is the red flag.

[@rivitalia]

Breaking legs is always an option.

[@sneakworld]

does nobody else notice the dude at 7:50

[@dcampos392]

"Hi"...

[@johnyboy50]

Matthew Graham

[@akmalkadirov2686]

8:03

[@paul2673]

No, I'm sure you're the only person that noticed the blatantly obvious person at the window.

[@MrBigisBack87]

Never buy an exotic from a private seller, your mistake.

[@Notsofunnychef]

That's shocking!!! I once was selling my 1966 morris minor we agreed on 300 as it needed lots of work! he came to get it ended up offering me 200 as I needed it gone but he went back on his word! hate it gutted for you mate! on to the next car keep up the vids 🖒👌

[@gezmilly5961]

Simon Ruth

[@Notsofunnychef]

Gez Milly yes?

[@dv8740]

Raw deal bro but think long, think wrong. Always have cash in hand so you can move fast.

[@Watchmen85Gaming]

i'd just get my 2k back and just forget about it

[@qncsc]

or if it was that good a deal ... i would have pushed to make it happen that day. there was a win but he depended upon a soft-contract, nebulous terms, unfamiliar parties ... and other loose connections to make it work out for him. the guy probably wanted to sell "to the kid" but it was his car and if he wanted to be aggressive he has that right; perhaps he is willing to chance litigation. who is the kid? he is nobody. he will never do business with him again. ALL the reason why "used car salesmen (and such)" have such an ugly rep.

[@onezygamingoz2807]

The dealer is not honest or lets say a reliable person

[@juanrodriguez-fd8fp]

7:50 thee guy outside the car window

[@thetechfixer]

Did you get the $2000 Security Deposit though?

[@nelsouls1216]

You have the right to a refund

[@matt270avian]

Almost the same exact thing happened to me with a Subaru (I know, big difference between a Legacy wagon and a Gallardo....). Met the guy on a Wednesday, had to go pick up the cash at the bank the next day because it was past closing time. Get off work Thursday and on the way to the bank he calls me saying he sold it even though he had promised it to me. Probably for the better though.

[@streetworldv2075]

aye man, just keep doing good terms. youll get your lambo one day. karma will get him just keep going for your dreams

[@zachparrish8005]

you still have a viper and hands down the sexiest older ferrari.. and you're in high school. good stuff

[@codymccallum9753]

not a lambo, but i had a 2004 4runner in line, agreed on a deal, set a date. he never replied to me. heard back a month later saying he needed more money... was super clean v8 88k miles.... got another nice one 3 months later for about the same price but has more miles.... just a whole crappy ordeal.... never a good thing to have to deal with...

[@Whippy]

Why has no one said anything about 7:45?

[@Brainiac5060]

Why didn't you sue him? You had a binding contract where money exchanged sides. You say there's no good, but you get the car you're promised and he's forced to admit the problem and take the monetary hit via fees, returning the money and getting the car to the same condition presented to you.

[@ajsyed6735]

Does Jeffrey respond to his notification squad???!!!!

[@JRGarage]

Yes he does. I love my notification squad!

[@JRGarage]

Yea boi, Love my notification squad!

[@theNightOwl-zv6ul]

Ikr I saw that two!!!!

[@ClutchLifeMedia]

I'd honestly go to court

[@ZplaysGamez]

take back ur 2k or something he robbed u technically

[@christianogozaly54]

TheGamingTeam616 The seller said specifically in his text(Non-refundable) he can't get it back unless he sued or pressed charges.

[@WayMidGaming]

I probably would of went to the cops and see what they could of done and at least get the 2k back

[@nba._.yungboi734]

Nothing2see Here well it was all verbal agreement there were no signed contracts so if you took it to court and or law enforcement all you have is JR giving the guy 2k for a check and no other evidence just your word against the other most juries and judges would just toss the case out the window because there is no evidence.

[@andresreyes5398]

He got the 2 thousand back

[@Tommyblueeyes]

Would of?

[@Mein_KampfyChair]

Nothing2see Here Grammar correction: "I probably would've gone to the cops and seen what they could've done and at least gotten the 2k back."

[@terrypussypower]

*would HAVE not OF.

[@jacksonvallone767]

did you at least get your security deposit back?

[@carterhope7177]

Jackson Vallone nope

[@kingslynncyclist9439]

Nah he commented back below. Saying eventually he did but was a pain in the butt.

[@JRGarage]

I eventually did. But it was a huge hassle:(

[@210arun]

JR Garage well that's good then man. you held up better than I did haha because someone trying to rob me for 2k would've god smoked to honest but any way good stuff kept ya head up. maybe it wasn't meant to be and something better will come to you

[@ahmer9800]

That's awkward as fuck. You could have also taken him to court because it was an agreement and he had the security deposit, but I am glad you didn't. Life will find a way to reward you.

[@gerekappo]

Thx for sharing man, the wraping was perfect, nothing to say after that.

[@alperen194]

first world problems

[@nathanielcardona283]

There is always something greater in the future

[@frankhernandez7228]

What the guy did was wrong but then again u didn't have a written contract with him so it's was your fault for not taking cash.

[@frankhernandez7228]

Not if u want to win a case.

[@walt3719]

Unfortunately I agree. Rules to live by if it's not in writing it's not a contract.

[@davidhuffman2075]

What are you talking about? I hate when people spout nonsense to the masses, people might actually believe you. A verbal contract is 100% binding. It is even more enforceable when you have put a deposit down with the complete intention of paying the rest of the money within the allotted time. The only way that man could have gotten out of the contract is if the backout clause was met; Friday rolls around and the remainder of the cash doesn't show up. So yes, he could very easily with even just what he has shown us on this youtube video, proven to the courts that there was a binding contract. I would absolutely push it forward. Tell everyone what this guy's name is and where he lives so that you can save other people the hassle of dealing with someone as shady as him!

[@fishgeekz]

why is there two extra headrests behind the 3 back seats keep appearing and disappearing in this vid is that car magic or what haha

[@tydecker5841]

Simon Briggs I think it's the camera angles

[@SuprememanWS]

My observation as well! Ghost seats :D I know its a Tesla X from the self driving and it does have 3rd row.

[@MikiTanackovic]

I'm gonna take 4,000 dollars from him if we had a deal

[@Nayana-4S7NDR]

That's what I'd do too. or at least 2000 plus interest :)